I've referred this to our Public Works Department. When the staff has had a chance to respond I’ll post an update. Thanks for reporting.

I own 401 E Edenton St. and can testify that I lived there during the repaving process. No one spoke English while they did this work, and we tried to tell them then. We have had numerous mirrors knocked off our automobiles parked on this street, including by city buses. We call the city and tell them and they do nothing about that either. We have had our autos damaged by sideswipes many times and no one has ever stopped to let us know. The city needs to repaint this street immediately - at least the way it was before the repaving (which was not so generous with parking either, but they eliminated at least a foot). Then I would try to park as close to the curb as possible. If my wheel was even touching the curb - God Forbid - on the curb, I got a parking ticket for parking "on the curb". This is a no win. I have lost thousands of dollars due to this mess. We moved, but I truly feel for others who have to deal with this.

After looking last night, the center lane is narrower than the right or left lanes. However, my point still stands. the left and center lanes should be the same width (the width of the current center lane) and the right lane should be wider.

Also, is it possible to get CC'ed on the discussion?

This road is maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. We have notified the District Engineer. NCDOT does not track See, Click, Fix inquiries. If you'd like to follow up on this issue with them, please call Vickie Holbrook at 733-4768 or via email at vholbrook@ncdot.gov.

Thanks.